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Saturday, February 16, 2013

How Law Enforcement and Media Covered Up the Plan to Burn Christopher Dorner Alive

By Max Blumentha

February 14, 2013 "Information Clearing House"
- At
approximately 7 PM ET, I listened through a police scanner
as San Bernardino Sheriffs gave the order to burn down the
cabin where suspected murderer Christopher Dorner was
allegedly hiding. Deputies were maneuvering a remote
controlled demolition vehicle to the base of the cabin,
using it to tear down the walls of the cabin where Dorner
was hiding, and peering inside.

In an
initial dispatch, a deputy reported seeing “blood spatter”
inside the cabins. Dorner, who had just engaged in a
firefight with deputies that killed one officer and wounded
another, may have been wounded in the exchange. There was no
sign of his presence, let alone his resistance, according to
police dispatches.

It was
then that the deputies decided to burn the cabin down.

“We’re
gonna go ahead with the plan with the burner,” one sheriff’s
deputy told another. “Like we talked about.” Minutes later,
another deputy’s voice crackled across the radio: “The
burner’s deployed and we have a fire.”

Next,
a sheriff reported a “single shot” heard from inside the
house. This was before the fire had penetrated deeply into
the cabin’s interior, and may have signaled Dorner’s
suicide. At that point, an experienced ex-cop like him would
have known he was finished.

Over
the course of the next hour, I listened as the sheriffs
carefully managed the fire, ensuring that it burned the
cabin thoroughly. Dorner, a former member of the LAPD who
had accused his ex-colleagues of abuse and racism in a
lengthy, detailed manifesto, was inside. The cops seemed to
have little interest in taking him alive.

“Burn
that fucking house down!” shouted a deputy through a scanner
transmission inadvertently
broadcast[3] on the
Los Angeles local news channel, KCAL 9. “Fucking burn this
motherfucker!” another cop could be heard exclaiming.

While
live ammo exploded inside the cabin, the deputies pondered
whether the basement would burn as well – they wanted to
know if its ceiling was made of wood or concrete. They
assumed Dorner was hiding there, and apparently wanted to
ensure that he would be burned to a crisp. “Because the fire
is contained, I’m gonna let that heat burn through the
basement,” a deputy declared.

SWAT
teams airlifted to the location were told to be ready in
case Dorner did manage to escape. “Guys be ready on the
number four side [the front of the cabin],” a deputy
declared. “He might come out the back.”

Just
after 7 PM (4 PM PT), right when the orders were given to
deploy the “burners,” the San Bernardino Country Sheriff’s
Department Public Information Officer Cindy Bachman hastily
gathered reporters for an impromptu press conference.
Claiming to know nothing new, she told reporters that she
had no idea why the cabin was on fire, or who started the
fire. Reporters badgered Bachman for information, but she
had none, raising the question of why the presser was
convened when it was.

Around
the same time, the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s
Department requested that all reporters and media
organizations stop tweeting about the ongoing standoff with
Dorner, claiming their journalism was “hindering officer
safety.” As the cabin sheltering Dorner burned, the local
CBS affiliate was reportedly told by law enforcement to zoom
its helicopter camera out to avoid showing the actions of
sheriff’s deputies. By all accounts, the media acceded to
police pressure for self-censorship.

On
Twitter, the Riverside Press Enterprise, a leading local
newspaper,
announced[4] on
Twitter, “Law enforcement asked media to stop tweeting about
the#Dorner case, fearing officer safety. We are complying.”
The paper’s editors
added,[5] “We are
going to tweet broad, non-tactical details, as per the San
Bernardino DA's request.”

“Per
[San Bernardino Country Sheriff’s Department] request,”
tweeted[6] the
local CBS affiliate, KCBS, “we are complying and will not
tweet updates on #Dorner search.”

At the
time that I am writing this, some
online media outlets[7]
are beginning to entertain the possibility that San
Bernardino County Sheriff’s deliberately set the fire that
killed Dorner – a fact that I reported on Twitter as soon
the sheriff’s department order came down. If there is any
doubt about the authenticity of the
YouTube
clip[8] containing
audio of the sheriff deputies’ orders to burn the cabin
down, I can verify that it is the real thing. I was
listening to the same transmissions when they first blared
across the police scanners.

In the
hours after the standoff, however, the police cover-up
remained unchallenged thanks largely to local media
complicity. An initialLos Angeles Times
report[9] recounted
the incident in a passive voice, claiming “flames began to
spread through the structure, and gunshots, probably set off
by the fire, were heard.” Similarly, LA’s ABC affiliate,
KABC,
quoted[10]
Bachman’s vague comment about “that cabin that caught fire,”
failing to explore why it was aflame or who torched it.

Today,
the Los Angeles Times
reported[11] claims
by anonymous “law enforcement sources” that the sheriffs
used “incendiary tear gas” to flush Dorner out of the cabin.
The sources claimed the deputies who had besieged the cabin
were under a “constant barrage of gunfire” and that, “There
weren’t a lot of options.”

This
is almost certainly a lie. The only mention by a deputy at
the scene of a gunshot from inside the cabin was the “single
shot” that occurred as soon as the “burners,” or incendiary
teargas munitions, were deployed. After that point, deputies
made constant mention of ammunition exploding inside the
cabin as a result of the intense heat of the fire they set,
but said nothing about any shots fired at them.

If
there were a “constant barrage of gunfire,” it would have
been the main source of concern among the police at the
scene. Instead, they were preoccupied with ensuring that the
fire burned the cabin completely without spreading into the
surrounding woods.

There
is a grand tradition of law enforcement using incendiary
devices to assault besieged suspects, and of covering up
their use. One of the most famous examples of this tactic,
and its horrible consequences, was the Philadelphia Police
Department’s
bombing[12] of the
compound of the radical black nationalist cult, M.O.V.E.,
dropping C-4 explosives by helicopter on the house,
killing[13] 11 members of the
group, including 5 children, and destroying 65 homes in the
West Philadelphia neighborhood.

It was
not until the 51-day FBI siege of the Waco, Texas compound
of the messianic Branch Davidian cult that “burners,” or
incendiary 40mm military grade cartridges, were used to burn
a structure down. Six years after claiming that the Branch
Davidians deliberately burned their own compound down, the
FBI finally
admitted[14] that
it used incendiary rounds, but insisted that none of them
contributed to the fire that consumed the compound.

The
“burners,” or pyrotechnic rounds the San Bernardino County
Sheriffs used to torch Dorner’s cabin, are likely similar,
and perhaps more powerful, than those employed by the FBI in
Waco. Through the five-year-old
“Department of Defense Excess Property Program,”[15] the US military has
provided police departments across the country with billions
of dollars worth of military equipment, from amphibious
tanks to AR-15 assault rifles, allowing the military to
circumvent Posse Comitatus regulations by outsourcing their
firepower to local cops.

“Burners,” or military grade incendiary grenades, are very
likely among the items passed down from the US army to local
police outfits like the San Bernardino Sheriff’s
Department.The “burner” of choice for the modern American
soldier is the
AN-M14 TH3.[16] It
is a hand held grenade comprised of a thermite mixture that
rapidly converts to molten iron when it is thrown, burning
at a temperature of 4000 degrees Fahrenheit, hot enough to
burn through a half inch steel plate or bring an engine
block to a boil. It can also produce enough heat to set off
unloaded ammunition, which would explain why the ammo inside
Dorner’s hideout was popping.

If the
San Bernardino Sheriffs employed the AN-M14 TH3 or something
like it against Dorner – and it appears they did – they have
good reason to attempt to cover their actions up. Without
even a token attempt to establish communication with the
suspect, who was, to be sure, a wanted killer hell-bent on
murdering cops, they attacked him with what was likely a
military grade weapon designed to destroy fortified
structures. By burning Dorner alive, then misleading and
deceiving the public about the operation, the sheriffs may
have validated the rogue ex-cop’s sharpest indictments of
the culture of American law enforcement.

Yet no
element in the Dorner drama was more disturbing than the
performance of mainstream media. At every point, major news
outlets complied with law enforcement calls for
self-censorship, and still demonstrate little interest in
determining how and why a lethal fire started on a
snow-covered mountain in the dead of winter. As a
quintessentially American tragedy reaches its denouement,
the truth remains buried beneath a smoldering pile of ashes.

Sheeple

The Black Sheep tries to warn its friends with the truth it has seen, unfortunately herd mentality kicks in for the Sheeple, and they run in fear from the black sheep and keep to the safety of their flock.

Having tried to no avail to awaken his peers, the Black Sheep have no other choice but to unite with each other and escape the impending doom.

What color Sheep are you?

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